they seemed poised and confidence and lose. we'll cover it all tonight at 11:00. >> thank you. we continue team coverage tonight with tailgaters. [ no audio ]

>> reporter: we are going to the superbowl. we are going to new orleans. >> you are ready to roll? >> i'm ready to see the ravens win tonight. we are going to the superbowl. >> reporter: setting barbeques grills and having a good time is what it is all about. it is all about the fun, friends and the game. rice will do his thing. >> we are going all the way. >> 28-314th quarter. joe flacco 35-31. >> reporter: they are here to see ray lewis. the keys to the game. put brady in the dirt. two, let ray rice run all over

their defense. three, have the 12th man in the stands cheering them on. >> get pressure on brady. knock him down. take him out. ray rice run the ball. on the money. >> reporter: new orleans here we come. baltimore back for revenge. 2013 superbowl champions. let's go! if the ravens beat patriots and move to the superbowl they'll see a familiar face. 49ers defeated falcons 28-24. if ravens advance it will be the first-ever superbowl where the two head coaches are brothers. it might have been chilly for everyone in foxboro. in baltimore it was a gorgeous,

sunny day. we are hoping warm weather will last. we have the answer. let's check in with meteorologist with a look at the first forecast. >> it was beautiful. it is out of here. 61 today. we'll trim 30 degrees tomorrow. look how mild it was for this time of year. it is not going to last. manchester towards northern carroll and frederick county. frederick 43. cool air is on the move. it will be in here tonight. 54 hatteras. pennsylvania 21 degrees. 19 above zero in chicago. rest of the night it is breezy. 34 to 25 by tomorrow morning's commute. clear skies. not a bad looking day. it will be chilly during the lunchtime hour. the 33 to middle 30s tomorrow afternoon. there is a system on the

boards. there is light snow breaking out over the southern plains. can they translate into light snow? we'll detail the forecast coming up. baltimore fans are rejoicing ravens playoff run. earl weaver passed away over the weekend. he racked up 1400 wins. three major league pennants and a world series title. fiery hall of famer known for tirades directed at you weres was ejected 91 times in his career. he died on a cruise in the caribbean with his wife at his site. earl weaver was 82 years old. matthew david 28-year-old officer was arrested in towsend. employee in the reck room

called 9-1-1 about someone being drunk and having a gun. he is charged with wreckless endangerment. he has been released on bail. city police released a statement. president obama's is preparing for the inauguration tomorrow. he is officially sworn in for a second term today. with his daughters and wife looking on the president took the oath of office. private ceremony was held in the blue room of the white house. monday a swearing in will be held. president will give his inaugural address. abc is your station for the inaugural coverage. i'll cover the inaugural ball tomorrow night. gun control debate has owners worried about being forced to give up weapons and rights. we'll take you to a local gun raid where they are observing first-ever gun appreciate day.

gun range is packed this weekend. with so much talk about gun control advocates declared saturday national gun appreciation day. we'll see what range owners think about the proposals in annapolis. >> reporter: jennifer hudson is staring down the barrel for the first time. she armed herself in belair on saturday for the first gun appreciation day. it grew from a national debate on gun control and the one happening in annapolis. >> last time i checked criminals don't follow laws. any laws we pass against them isn't going to do anything. all you'll do is impair freedom of citizens. >> reporter: governor o'malley wants to limb number of rounds in a magazine from 20 to 10 and stop the sale of military-style weapons. >> if everybody learns safe and

proper way to use the gun things can be avoided. >> reporter: i got in front of the target for the second time with the safety vector richard hill. >> i'll make this firearm safe. there is nothing in the barrel. >> reporter: if you ask me the sound, kick back and sight of fire is intimidating. >> it is your first shot. you did well. >> reporter: after seeing 5- year-old zach you watching his parents at the range and smiling and looking at the zombie his mom shot, i had to put on my brave shoes. >> violence on tv and video games it is important for him to know there is a reality of the situation. it can be dangerous. >> reporter: next up verbal shots at lawmakers who gun owners say are trying to take away their rights. >> delegate patt will introduce a bill called criminal gun

control act. it will stop an offender convicted involving a gun to ereceive any form of early release. i want to show our facebook friends love. angie has kids decked up in the ray lewis jerseys. the whole family ready to go this afternoon for kickoff which isunderway. even the animals are dressing up. ray lewis jersey on the dog. one other picture. this is baby mia. is that not a game face? that is awesome. keep sending them in. here's federal hill. 47 degrees. 23% humidity. 11-degree dew point. atmosphere is dry. keep that in mind tomorrow afternoon with a brisk wind. that could create a fire danger

outside. 57 in town. look at cool air starting to move in. manchester 39 degrees. 50 degrees ann arundel county. north westerly wind 15 to 20. while temperature goes to 40. down to 43 at 11:00. we are down in the 20s to wake up tomorrow morning. lots of blue skies. 33 lunchtime. middle 30s tomorrow afternoon. notice the boundary of this arctic air coming into washington county. this will blow through without fanfare. we'll see a drop in temperatures. west we notice moisture trying to gather. that could be a system that comes in by monday night and brings a touch of snow towards north of the city. temperatures are dropping like a rock. 47 in town. 32 cincinnati. 19 chicago. that's cool air moving in. 26 degrees cooler in the last 24-hours. 30 degrees cooler in st. louis.

there is a shot of snow that comes in by tomorrow night going into tuesday morning. it is a weak area of low pressure moving across the state. it may enhance into the jersey shore and south of boston. we'll forecast light snow north of the city tomorrow night. this is our snow cast model. north of the city a quick dusting. maybe a coating to an inch. accurate weather team will be cold. 25 in town. mostly clear skies. tomorrow we manage to get to 39. afternoon clouds. late snow develop monday night. 20 in town. beltway in the teens. seven-day forecast, you may have to sit down. 26 on tuesday for a daytime high. at night 13 in town. single digits in outlying

areas. 25 on wednesday. we'll watch a storm thursday into friday. could be a rain/snow mix in town. 35 thursday. 35 friday. that's the warmest day on the seven-day forecast. we are in the freezer at 32 next weekend. we'll talk about these systems tonight at 11:00. stay with us. we'll be right back. let's play:

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go through without an automobile. we had six local dignitaries. one of them was jim malone. was was susan with the daily record. what they did was traveled with one of our recipients the route they had to go before they got their car. >> i can't imagine being without a car. what was that like having to go through what these people go through on a daily basis. >> i did it as well. i have been running the program 13 years. it was eye opening for me to see what they did on a daily basis. we went with a woman with 2- year-old twins and a 4-year-old daughter. it took us two hours to get to her first job. i said how often do you do this? she said five days a week. it was amazing how accepting she was of her fate. and she was going to do it every day because she was doing it for her children. >> tell me, how do you select

your recipients? >> we don't select them. we work with other organizations that identify the family's force. we might work with a domestic violence shelter. job training program. job readiness program. homeless shelter. what they do is identify a family who really is doing all the things they need to do to make difference in their life. they are working. they are attending classes. they are doing a number of different things to survive but they just can't get ahead without an automobile. >> i can understand that. another great part of your program, vehicles for change is the tax donation. tell me about that. >> one of the big differences between our program and any other program that tax car donations is the tax law allows us to provide a better tax

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does it have body damage? it is simple. it comes to us. we let the donor know what we can do with the car and what their tax deduction will be. as an easy process. >> what do you see in your future for the company. >> today is exciting. we are going to settlement on a big building we have purchased in baltimore. just in baltimore county. it is 33,000 square feet. our goal is to expand our program to also start providing automotive training. we'll train mechanics and detailers. we have a state contract in maryland to work cars through maryland. we expect to do more cars. last year we awarded 465 cars to families. this year we'll award 510 cars. >> congratulations on the big day for you martin schwartz. thank you very much for being with me. vehicles for change. see what you can do to donate. thank you for for joining us on maryland spotlight. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the big hot pastrami melt.

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